Social 10-4 Historical Globalization Quiz

What are the historical and contemporary consequences of European contact on Aboriginal societies?

• Cultural enrichment and diversity

• Historical globalization and imperialism

• Economic prosperity and growth

• Technological advancements

What are some methods used to present Indigenous perspectives on historical globalization?

• Through scientific journals

• Through oral histories, artwork, and illustrations

• Through digital media and online platforms

• Through political speeches

What is the focus of examining the legacies of historical globalization?

• To promote cultural diversity

• To understand their influence on globalization

• To enhance technological advancements

• To support economic policies

Where did Columbus arrive in 1492?

• Newfoundland

• Greenland

• Modern-day Haiti/Dominican Republic

• St. Lawrence River

By 1600, which country ruled over much of the southwestern US, Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean?

• France

• England

• Spain

• Portugal

Which church looked to Christianize new lands?

• Protestant Church

• Orthodox Church

• Catholic Church

• Anglican Church

What did Columbus mistakenly believe he had reached when he arrived in the Americas?

• China

• India

• Australia

• Africa

What was one of the impacts of the lack of immunity in Indigenous communities?

• Economic prosperity

• Devastating impacts

• Cultural exchange

• Technological advancement

What was a consequence of the cruel treatment of Indigenous peoples?

• Increase in population

• Mass death

• Cultural revival

• Economic growth

What major exchange developed as a result of contact between Europe and the Americas?

• The Silk Road

• The Columbian Exchange

• The Spice Trade

• The Industrial Revolution